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Menu labeling falters in W.Va., fails in Md.
March 30, 2009
The Register-Herald (Beckley, W.Va.): The West Virginia Senate voted 19-14 against menu labeling legislation Monday. However, one of the bill's chief backers, Senate Health and Human Resources chairman Roman Prezioso, said he will work to have the bill called for reconsideration and a second vote.
Nation's Restaurant News: Doyle Niemann, a delegate in the Maryland General Assembly, last week withdrew his menu-labeling bill after it failed to draw much support from lawmakers. The Restaurant Association of Maryland, which actively opposed the measure, praised Niemann's decision, calling the bill "misguided."
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